Music
to my ears
The folks at
RockABaby
are excited to announce the spring launch of two
new creative courses, “Colour the Music” and “My Musical Ear”. Colour the
Music brings together two creative activities: music and art. This course is
designed to inspire little ones to paint whilst listening to selectively chosen
music. Students will learn about famous artists and musical appreciation
as they create unique art. The fun sessions of My Musical Ear focus on
helping kids connect music theories with the sounds they hear – a bonus
if they’re planning to play a musical instrument. Through interactive
games, your little musician will discover pitch, melody and rhythms. Check
out
www.rockababy.com.hk
.
All that
jazz
The
Sonia Herron Academy of Jazz
is your one-stop performing arts shop. On offer
are Theatre Kidz drama, musical theatre, vocals, jazz and hip hop dance classes,
as well as classes for babies. Keen kids can also sit internationally recognised yearly
examinations. Some students of the Academy have achieved 100 per cent in their
Trinity College of London Musical Theatre examinations, whilst others have been
awarded prestigious international scholarships in jazz dance examinations. Learn
more at
www.academyofjazz.com
.
Educational
environment
Preschool education just got better thanks to an exciting new
concept in early years’ education. Operating in beautiful
premises that combine the best of technology, tradition,
creativity and nature,
Mills International Preschool
offers
children a caring and stimulating environment. Children
learn through play and discover knowledge through guided
activities, including performances and exhibitions. Visit Mills
International Preschool during their open days on 1, 4 and 5
May. Learn more at
www.millsinternational.com.hk
.
Young
yogis
Gecko Yoga
family classes start at
Jungleroo
this month. Classes
are supportive, fun-loving and active with animal asanas
(
poses), singing, storytelling and plenty of play! As kids’ mobility
increases, they’re encouraged and supported. During a Family
Yoga class, the focus is on the child to practise yoga with some
parental participation. Try out a free class on 13 or 15 April.
Register by 15 April to receive a ten per cent term
discount. Sign up directly with Jungleroo Early
Education Centre
(
info@jungleroo.com.hk
)
,
12/
F, Coda Plaza, 51 Garden Road, Central.
Talking
teens
Always innovative with the design of their curriculum, Yifan
Mandarin has developed a series of classes designed just for
tweens and teens. Under its new brand,
Mandarin for Teens
,
older children (from age eight) can learn Chinese without
all the baby-talk. With smaller classes, flexible schedules and
remote learning options, it’s easy to find a suitable programme
for busy big kids. Better yet, Mandarin for Teens can design
lessons targeted towards a student’s specific objectives and
goals. Visit
www.mandarinforteens.com
to learn more.
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